Posted by James on October 6th, 2008
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Wordpress sends pings when you add new post. A good thing about using Wordpress is that you can edit the list of services you ping. However, you should be careful with your ping lists depending on how often you publish. Plenty of them (pingoat, pingomatic, etc) ping multiple services. If you have 3 of them on the list and then an entry for a service that they already pinged, then you’re hitting that service 4 times with each post.
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Posted by James on September 11th, 2008
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Fresh content matters! It has the ability to rank quickly, and get indexed quickly. However, adding fresh content works better with domains that already have authority status.
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Posted by James on August 30th, 2008
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Nofollowing your links to cut off different sections of your site is something that doesn’t matter unless you have a lot of link juice to throw around in the first place. If amazon.com nofollowed? It’d be unstoppable. Now if joeblowscomputerwarehouse.com nofollowed, it’d barely have an impact.
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Posted by James on August 9th, 2008
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First, you have to understand that 99% of the software that is supposed to help you and is hyped up by the “gurus” doesn’t work. I’ve tested just about everything out there. The gurus do a good job of misleading the gullible.
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Posted by James on July 25th, 2008
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To get the most out of your SEO efforts, you should try possible varying your anchor text titles on internal links. If your targeted phrase is “buy phones” and you make the kind of variations like “buy phones”, “buy phones here”, “buy new phones”, then it will still target your main phrase and it will also show Google that it’s not auto-linked.
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